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The Australian Health Ministers' Advisory Council (AHMAC) and the National Mental Health Reforms

Harvey Whiteford Dr. H. A. Whiteford, Director of Mental Health, Queensland Department of Health, and Chair, AHMAC National Mental Health Working Group
Pages 101-104 | Published online: 06 Jul 2009

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Harvey Whiteford. (1996) The National Mental Health Strategy: Is It Making Any Difference?. Australasian Psychiatry 4:6, pages 313-315.
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. (1995) Correspondence: No contribution. Australasian Psychiatry 3:1, pages 29-33.
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George Halasz, John Buchanan, Jerome Gelb & Shirley Prager. (1995) The College changes: EGM, AGM and reform. Australasian Psychiatry 3:1, pages 19-20.
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